Hublot will release its second connected watch, the Big Bang e, in June. This new smartwatch, which inherits the beauty of the iconic Big Bang, is available in two types: titanium or ceramic. Featuring four dials—analog, GMT, perpetual calendar with moon phase, and art—the 42mm case is made up of 42 components and features a multi-material layering structure designed by Hublot. With its crown and pusher design, scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, comfortable rubber strap, unique folding buckle, and patented one-click strap change system, this connected watch is just like the Big Bang.
Design inherited from the Big Bang and highly practical
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The left is a black ceramic case, the right is a titanium case
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The dial on the left is a GMT model, while the one on the right is a perpetual calendar model.
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The left is a digital display, the right is a chronograph. The power reserve indicator is in the center.
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The Big Bang's signature layered case structure is made up of different materials.
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The left is a perpetual calendar model, the right is a GMT model.
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The left is a chronograph display, and the right is a digital display with changeable dial color.
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The high-quality finish of the details of a luxury watch is inherited from the Big Bang.
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Unlike the Tag Heuer, it does not have a sports measurement sensor.
The Big Bang e is available in two materials. The black version is ceramic (Ref. 440.CI.1100.RX) and the silver version is titanium (Ref. 440.NX.1100.RX). It uses the industry-standard Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 3100 processor. It is compatible with Android 6.0 and above, iOS 12.0 and above. It has a one-day battery life and a 300 mAh battery. It is available in either ceramic or titanium (42.2mm diameter, 12.8mm thick). It is water resistant to 30 meters. The ceramic model is priced at ¥620,000 (excluding tax), while the titanium model is priced at ¥550,000 (excluding tax).
Equipped with Wear OS by Google™, which is available for both Android and iOS, the Big Bang e allows users to download numerous apps from Google Play and use the Google Assistant to find the information they need. Users can also make various payments with Google Pay, and of course check and reply to emails (some restrictions may apply on iOS). Furthermore, Hublot plans to add specially designed dials by Hublot ambassadors and artists in the future.
Fun and interesting. 8 different color dials and 5-second videos that appear every hour
The appeal of this model isn't limited to its Big Bang-inspired design and the practicality of Wear OS. The dial not only changes color every three hours, but also displays eight different creations over the course of 24 hours, each with a base color of Happy Yellow, Magic Blue, Orange Dynamite, All White, Lucky Green, Magic Red, Rainbow Spirit, and Black Magic. Additionally, a five-second video is displayed every hour. The colorful and fun dial was designed by storytelling artist Marc Ferrero.
Happy Yellow Dial from 6am to 9am
The key words that come up are ANTICIPATION INSTEAD OF REACTION!
Orange dynamite dial from 9am to 12pm
The key words are LESS TALK MORE ACTION!
Lucky green dial from 12:00 to 15:00
The key word is THINK OUT OF THE BOX!
Magic red dial from 15pm to 18pm
The key words are NO INNOVATION NO FUTURE!
Magic Blue dial from 18pm to 21pm
The key words are TIME TO MOVE FROM ZERO TO SUPERHERO!
All white dial from 9 PM to midnight
The keywords are DREAM BIG LIVE HAPPY!
Black magic dial from 0 to 3 o'clock
The keywords are BE UNIQUE BE FIRST BE DIFFERENT!
Rainbow Spirit dial from 3am to 6am
The keywords are BE CREATIVE BE DISRUPTIVE!
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